Emigration, military refusals, and calls for unity mark Israel's internal struggles post-October 7. As divisions deepen, questions arise about commitment, resilience, and the future of Israel.
For some, running is more than a sport.
The study, published in Stress and Health, specifically looked at how a mother's responses to stress affect her children.
Together, we can support a new era of trauma recovery – one where nature serves as a restorative force, offering solace, strength, and, ultimately, healing.
Dagan described her brother’s struggles, saying, “My mother dedicated her life to trying to save Asaf… He exhibited all the classic symptoms of PTSD.”
The world’s indifference may be profound, but it is not invincible. It is up to all of us to ensure that October 7 is not forgotten, that the memories of the fallen are respected.
While there are no official numbers, Veterans and PTSD survivors have testified about their experiences before the Knesset to little avail.
A new study from BGU and Sheba Medical Center found that Nova survivors who were on substances during the attack had significantly higher levels of stress responses.
A rehabilitation farm in central Israel helps those who are dealing with trauma and loss from October 7.
Medical clowning benefits anyone who has undergone psychological trauma – especially the kind that has caused havoc among the survivors of October 7.
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